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john hannah, former national security adviser to vice president dick cheney. john, great to have you with us this early morning. untraced again, we're hearing a guest after guest, these experts telling us that these negotiations should not be happening in public, make a decision quietly, privately, let diplomacy work, then just announce it through public negotiations. everybody has weighed in . you're exactly right, jonathan. back to you and moments coming up. we take you live to ukraine where attacks on ukrainian hospitals and ambulances are now increasing. that's next . hello, friends. michael usif here. youst know the right says the priceless conservative, the left this priceless radicalt but is the creator god and human flesh and he's the only one who can give you peace and he wants to give you that eternal peace if you come to him and are you looking for peace that can withstand any hardship that lifeth can bring? finding true peace come to find that finding true peace .com guys, it's time to get what you want with help from ageless males. max, the doctor

with us is john national security advisor and dick cheney who is also with the jewish institute for nationalurity of america. john come always great to have you won but i want to play the sound bite, president zelenskyy talking about this nuclear powee attack, watch. >> i am addressing all ukrainians, all europeans and everyone who knows the word chernobyl. many casualties inflicted by the explosion on the nuclear power plant. this was a global catastrophe and baffled by hundreds of thousands of people. tens of thousands had to be evacuated and russia wants to repeat that. and already repeating it six times bigger. russian propaganda warned in the past to cover the world in nuclear ash. now this isn't just a warning. this is real. >> trace: and i guess the take away would be that zelenskyy believes this was absolutely targeted. do you share that belief? and before you answer, you should know the fire is out and there is no increase of radiation levels. do you believe that this nuclear power plant was targeted? >> hi, trace, listen whether or not putin had any intention to actually cause a nu

thrones, that is why i stopped watching-- every episode, now my dick, you didn't have to show me your dick, john me understand the open yoitd-- opioid crisis. >> and he didn't become that, you just realized he was crazy when he started disagreeing with you. like kamikaze pilots are not sane when they are taking off. you are just agreeing with that part of the flight. so where what time do we land, what? but the point is that just like john kelly, john bolton, michael cohen, omarosa, remember her, bill bar has come out and said actually guys, donald trump is crazy and was not fit to be trump, but before you get all excite and welcome bill barr into the resistance you should probably hear his plan for the next election. >> are you certainly have made it clear i don't think he should be our nominee and i am going to support somebody else for the nominee. >> but if he is the nominee and your choice is donald trump or whoever is running on the democratic side, would you vote for him. >> because i believe that the greatest threat to the country is the progressive agenda being pushed by the democratic

>> look, john kerry and dick durbin are tone deaf. a clear and present danger to the world. we can worry about the green new deal later: we need to save europe and get putin out of ukraine rain save the ukrainian people. this is a free and sovereign country, and it is a much more important issue than the long-term issue of climate. we have years to meet our objectives of a less carbon world, but we need to get rid of putin today. jon: congressman french hill, republican of arkansas, thank you, sir. >> thank you, jon. jon: so ukraine is under attack again tonight as russia continues its invasion. the latest from ukraine's capital of kyiv and more on how the world is responding, next. ♪ ♪ >> translator: we saw everything, houses burning, all of the people sitting in the basements. we live in a village, houses burning, everyone shooting at each other. no people or anything, no communication. no water, no gas, no light. no water. there was nothing. ♪ ♪ lisa here, has had many jobs. and all that experience has led her to a job that feels l

john: committee chairman dick durbin of illinois gave jackson a chance to respond to the charge fromhawley , another potential republican presidential candidate that as a trial judge she let child pornography offenders "off the hook." >> could you tell us what was going through your mind at that point? >> as a mother and a judge who has had to deal with these cases, i was thinking that nothing could be further from the truth. in every case, when i am dealing with something like this, it is important for me to make sure that the children's perspective, the children's voices are represented in my sentences. these people are looking at 20, 30, 40 years of supervision. they can't use their computers in a normal way for decades. i am imposing all of those restraints because i understand how significant, how damaging, how horrible this crime is. jo: jackson also sought to deflect republican criticisms of her past representation of four guantanamo bay detainees. >> federal public defenders don't get to pick their clients. they have to represent whoever comes in and it's a service. that's wh

let's bring in john hannah, senior fellow at the jewish institute for national security of america and former national security adviser to vice president dickyou. >> hi, paul. paul: so let's talk about this airlift idea. you wrote about it this week with doug fife in my newspaper. so why is this better than some of those humanitarian corridors that are now the way for people to get out of these cities? why do we need an air list? >> well, we -- airlift? >> well, we just thought, paul, that there was such an urgency to this and there was such a need for the west and the international community to be able to break this bubble of isolation that putin has tried to impose on ukraine where it's only russian dictates that determines who can operate inside of ukraine. and we thought it was important and could boldly be done by sending in a purely humanitarian airlift to meet the needs of the ukrainian people. paul: so these would be, these could be not necessarily nato pilots, they could be other countries, and you would clearly say to the russians, okay, we're sending in these flights with ped sin and food and water -- medicine and food and water

neil: john hannah, former national security advisor to vice president dick cheney. hn, that does seem to be a wider dividing line when it comes to china. forget about just offering military aid to russia. if you so much as even buy their oil, the fact is you will be, you will be sanctioned yourself. what do you make of that? how likely is that? that opens up and widens certainly an economic mess here but what do you make of it? >> well i think it needs to be a credible threat against the chinese. i think it is powerful leverage over china the thought that they would now go to bat for this guy who has turned into an absolute international pariah and risked the chinese economy by suddenly being sanctioned by the united states, by being further denied access to american high-tech or the american financial system, the use of the dollar. they will certainly have boomerang effects here on western economies, neil. i think the pain that would inflict on china, and for what? for replacing, getting into a russian economy that is 1/20 the size of the american economy? i think t

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john dean. and that was unfair to dick kleindienst. there was a task force that was set up to designed to bag kleindienst because of the hearings. he pled to mr. be there. he and dozens of other people's reputations were ruined. but it wasn't nixon's idea that klein kleindienst should go, it was kleindienst's idea are. >> next question, sir. >> hi, do you think if there had been an alternate media back in 73, like fox news, and that these would have come out like they did in the investigation against donald trump? >> a good question. and of course, the short answer is i don't know. but the situation back in the 70s was dramatically different from today. there were only three that work, abc, nbc and cbs. there were two influential papers, the new york times and washington post. and there were two weekly news magazines, newsweek and time. and they were uniformly liberal. we called it the illiberal eastern establishment. no fox news, no talk radio, no podcasts. no alternate point of view. so, either what you had to say was consistent with

. >> ian pannell live in kyiv this morning, plus dick durbin and gop conference chair john barrasso. >>> russia tv journalist marina ovsyannikova defies putin. she joins us this morning in her first american broadcast interview. >>> we're not done with this pandemic. >> cases of the new omicron variant surge across europe. >> we anticipate it may become the predominant variant. >> dr. anthony fauci joins us live. >>> plus, all the week's politics on our powerhouse round table. >> announcer: from abc news, it's "this week." here now george stephanopoulos. >>> good morning. welcome to "this week." as we come on the air this morning, the war in ukraine appears to be a stalemate. the institute for the study of war reported ukraine has defeated the initial russian campaign. in the face of resistance putin is escalating his brutal attacks. president zelenskyy is both promising victory and pleading for direct peace talks with putin. the war enters its fourth week with more killing and more questions. no clarity at all on how the conflict ends or what the ultimate costs will be. our senior f

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john marshall was the first. >> that was, of course, senator dick durbin who is wrangling the committee hearing process for theate judiciary committee. speaking now just after we heard the opening statement from judge jackson. questions tomorrow, you heard him, 30 minutes from each of the democrats and republicans who sit on that committee. ali vitali covers congress for us. i understand you were in and out of the room and there were a few things that stood out to you. tell me about it. >> reporter: yeah, several things stood out to me, hallie, and specifically dick durbin, you say he's wrangling the head of this committee. he is, and today he didn't have to do very much. everyone stuck to their time. there were some predictive lines of attack from republicans, questions further explored tomorrow. as i talked with senator durbin throughout the day as he himself was in and out of hearing rooms, he was saying he looks forward to jackson being able to actually give a realtime leveled against her in some of these questions. you heard it from senators like josh hawley, tom cotton, marsha blackburn, republicans tryi

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. >> john: she stayed in her lane as dick durbin suggested she should, but not out of the realm of realitytalk about all of this because steven breyer was very adamant that court packing was a bad idea. >> well, it is a bad idea and you do wish she would address it. i would say this. she's quite right there is nothing the supreme court can do about it, it really is up to congress, and you would think once you are a justice on the supreme court the legitimacy of the court is a major concern for you and part of the legitimacy i think is keeping the number at nine rather than changing it to suit people's political agendas. >> sandra: i spoke to senator marsha blackburn earlier and shared her concerns and she has penned an op-ed, it's on foxnews.com, concerned about ketanji brown jackson serving on the board of a school that promotes critical race theory. we have not heard much on it yet. >> i think they are going to go after that and i think sandra also going to go after her sentencing practices. i think it's perfectly fine for them to go after her sentencing across the board because there is

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john hannah would agree. former security advisor to vice president dick cheney. parliament last week, now his message was clear, that i need more help and i hope you guys provied it, what did you think? >> no. it was as close to churchhill as we've gotten in the 21st century, neil. quite extraordinary, his leadership throughout this has been a, you know, a variable all unto itself in this fight for ukraine's national survival. zelenskyy's leadership, you can't overstate how important it's been to maintaining the will of the american people, the ukrainian people, which is now clearly the center of gravity of this fight. it is not just the ukrainian military, it is this nation of more than 40 million people that is refusing to surrender, that is determined to fight to the end against vladmir putin and this russian war machine. quite extraordinary. neil: now this came at a time the uk announced like the united states it is going to ban all russian oil. it will take them longer to do that than ourselves but they have. they're the only european country who has, i'm no

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